Economic Policies

The European Parliament has frozen “Turnberry” tariff legislation, saying Washington is using duties to coerce Denmark and undermine transatlantic stability.

President Donald Trump commits to rebate checks and paying down the national debt with tariff revenues.

World leaders head to Switzerland for high-stakes talks, as AI investment fuels optimism but geopolitical tensions darken the mood.

A decline in fuel import costs helped keep prices of foreign goods entering the United States stable.

Loeffler described federal contracting fraud as ‘probably the worst kept secret in Washington.’

A look at the allegations, the renovations, and the implications.

While the plan might squeeze credit card issuers, advocates say it would benefit average consumers.

Jim Chalmers is expected share with his counterparts Australia’s plan to build a $1.2 billion critical minerals stockpile.

Jerome Powell suggests the probe is about interest rates—not his testimony or renovation.

The executive order places U.S.-held revenues from Venezuelan oil sales beyond the reach of courts and creditors to advance U.S. security goals.

The cap’s proposed start date coincides with the anniversary of Trump’s second-term inauguration.

Trump’s proposal has led to immediate results in the mortgage market.

The court indicated on its website that it could announce its next round of opinions on Jan. 14.

‘Minnesota, unfortunately, is ground zero for what may be one of the most egregious welfare scams in our nation’s history,’ Bessent said.

The United States continued to see improvements in deficits and surpluses with major trading partners.

The purchases will include American agricultural products, medicines, medical devices, and equipment to upgrade Venezuela’s energy infrastructure.

The ‘American Dream is increasingly out of reach for far too many people, especially younger Americans,’ the president said.

Pay growth for job changers climbed while wage gains for job stayers remained unchanged.

The 15 percent tax for multinational businesses proposed by the European Union won’t apply to U.S. companies.

The European Parliament has frozen “Turnberry” tariff legislation, saying Washington is using duties to coerce Denmark and undermine transatlantic stability.

President Donald Trump commits to rebate checks and paying down the national debt with tariff revenues.

World leaders head to Switzerland for high-stakes talks, as AI investment fuels optimism but geopolitical tensions darken the mood.

A decline in fuel import costs helped keep prices of foreign goods entering the United States stable.

Loeffler described federal contracting fraud as ‘probably the worst kept secret in Washington.’

A look at the allegations, the renovations, and the implications.

While the plan might squeeze credit card issuers, advocates say it would benefit average consumers.

Jim Chalmers is expected share with his counterparts Australia’s plan to build a $1.2 billion critical minerals stockpile.

Jerome Powell suggests the probe is about interest rates—not his testimony or renovation.

The executive order places U.S.-held revenues from Venezuelan oil sales beyond the reach of courts and creditors to advance U.S. security goals.

The cap’s proposed start date coincides with the anniversary of Trump’s second-term inauguration.

Trump’s proposal has led to immediate results in the mortgage market.

The court indicated on its website that it could announce its next round of opinions on Jan. 14.

‘Minnesota, unfortunately, is ground zero for what may be one of the most egregious welfare scams in our nation’s history,’ Bessent said.

The United States continued to see improvements in deficits and surpluses with major trading partners.

The purchases will include American agricultural products, medicines, medical devices, and equipment to upgrade Venezuela’s energy infrastructure.

The ‘American Dream is increasingly out of reach for far too many people, especially younger Americans,’ the president said.

Pay growth for job changers climbed while wage gains for job stayers remained unchanged.

The 15 percent tax for multinational businesses proposed by the European Union won’t apply to U.S. companies.